Sentence examples for more recent algorithms from inspiring English sources

More recent algorithms and frameworks, such as AppAware [14] and VDC Planner [15], take into account also the effects of VM migration while performing dynamic virtual DC network embedding and consolidation.

More recent algorithms score given network topologies based on experimental data of the network's participants (Ideker et al., 2002; Kurhekar et al., 2002; Rahnenfuehrer et al., 2004).

Another observation we can make in Table 5 is that IsoRankN performs very well on real PPI networks compared to the other more recent algorithms.

More recent algorithms claim improvements on parameters such as speed and accuracy (for example, H-BOP [ 38]) or focus on improving performance in the presence of high error rates [ 39, 56].

Early approaches to comparing observed and expected QI event rates involved computing ratios of observed to expected proportions [ 15] although more recent algorithms use differences in proportions in the log odds scale [ 4, 16, 17].

Some of the deficiencies in modelled NPP have been addressed by more recent algorithms that account for a broader range of environmental factors (see Zhao et al. 2005 and references therein).

Thanks to the implementation of a more recent algorithm [16] that modifies the internal organization of loops, it was possible to improve the execution time by a factor of roughly ten times.

A more recent algorithm, HYDRA, includes simple heuristics to detect transposon insertions (Quinlan et al., 2010).

Our implementation of the FPKMC algorithm has been able to simulate the irradiation of a metal sample for durations that are orders of magnitude longer than any previous simulations using the standard Object KMC or more recent asynchronous algorithms.

In addition, Tentacle is modular and can use more recent mapping algorithms (for example GEM [ 32], RazerS 3 [ 33], and USEARCH [ 34]), which offer substantial improvements in sensitivity and speed compared to BLAST and BLAT.

The more recent motion estimation algorithms, such as the one adopted in the joint model (JM) of the H.264/AVC video encoder, are based on the methods proposed in[6] and[13].